Farmers talk about the weather a lot. That's an understatement. It's a topic of conversation everyday. As we watched the ponds get...

Our "rain, rain go away" chant  just didn't work! For at least three weeks we have been hoping to see the custom chopper pull ...

If you are old enough, you know that old saying "April showers  bring May flowers." Down on the dairy farm, two new calves appear...

To cut or not to cut?  That has been the question most discussed  during this season of rain not only down on the dairy farm but by...

It looked like Saturday morning was the day, an August Hay Day. I could see the determination on  my son's face as he prepared  t...

Can you believe it's August? That was my very thought as I walked down the driveway and noticed  these soon to be mama cows resti...

It was  a date with the farmer... the Sunday afternoon crop check. Our date time was spent driving  to different fields that are grow...

Before I married a farmer, a rain gauge was just  one of those free items you received from  the local bank or insurance company.  My...

I'm thankful for the August rain that has made  this second cutting  of hay grazer forage possible, brought a smile to the fa...

Do you notice anything unusual in this picture? A mud puddle in August! As you can see, the cows are crowding together because like ...

Even though our July 4th picnic plans were  changed due to unusual  weather, I'm thankful for the rain we have received in the la...

When you look at our tall corn crop and the green pastures,  it's hard to believe August is just around the corner.  I'm than...

As the weathermen or weather-women were consoling us  about a rainy  4th of July holiday weekend, the dairy farmers were smiling.  It...

                                                           After a few rainy gloomy days.                                             ray...

We didn't have any snow for Christmas but we had plenty of rain. It was a record measurement for rain across Benton County that    ...

A new baby was born at noon today just as the rain stopped and the temperatures dropped.  It seemed like the other cows in the pasture we...

With excessive amounts of rain in May and June, I wasn't sure we would plant garden but we finally managed to plant the garden in a  na...

Labor Day is always a day of labor on the dairy farm. Our dairy cows would not understand if we didn't show up at the milk barn at milk...

Rain everyday for more than a week with temperatures that require long sleeved shirts during June Dairy Month is almost unheard of in North...

Rain and chilly weather lingered most of today in Northwest Arkansas. Wearing coats and gloves this afternoon while feeding calves was  a...